Steve Dickinson Psychology, Wellbeing NLP, psychology, The Three Principles 0
The better your quality of mind, the better your experience of life. When I first heard that statement it made sense to me. I make better decisions when I am not stressed so better thing happen to me when I have a ‘clear head’. Last week I noticed how a need we have from childhood […]
Steve Dickinson Psychology, Wellbeing NLP, psychology, The Three Principles 0
The great thing about ‘Three Principles’, or ‘Inside-out’ understanding of reality, is that there is nothing to learn and there are no techniques. It is the only thing I have ever experienced that can cause someone to transform their experience of life just by hearing about it. You don’t have to do anything. The premise […]
Steve Dickinson Business, Presentations psychology, The Three Principles 0
These are some very impressive statistics. The greater my understanding of the Three Principles the more I am amazed: 80% reduction in project durations. Strategies formed in one fifth of the time. Statistically significant increases in staff and executives wellbeing. Measurable increase in company’s profits. Source: Reflections the Sol (the Society for Organizational Learning) Journey, […]
Steve Dickinson Business NLP, psychology, The Three Principles 0
Here is an example of the structure I use to create options for my coaching session. First, you’ll have the opportunity to identify and discover how to attain the goals you have for yourself. Then, you’ll get rid of the obstacles in your path and find out how to steer clear of potential failures. I […]
Steve Dickinson Business, Psychology NLP, psychology, The Three Principles 0
Because we have experienced our interpretations clashing with the interpretations of other people we hold part of ourselves back. We are therefore rarely truly honest about how we feel in the communication of our thoughts, approach and reactions to events. For example. An adult who was abused as a child may hold onto a feeling […]
Steve Dickinson Psychology NLP, psychology, The Three Principles 0
No one wants to be the runt of the litter; it gets picked on. The alpha male, or female, gets adulation – the runt gets bullied. We do not want to get attention for the wrong reasons. We therefore develop protective positions created by the values and beliefs that we share with our family, friends […]
Steve Dickinson Psychology NLP, psychology, The Three Principles 0
The period between 14 and 21 is where we create our social values; as we realize that we are an individual alone in the world. We can do things the way our parents did, or in the opposite way – it is our choice. Sometimes we may even recognize that we are doing something in […]
Steve Dickinson Psychology NLP, psychology, The Three Principles 0
Between the ages of 8 and 13 we model our parents and other people that we admire (like friends, cartoon characters, pop or film stars). We may want to be a hero but we will probably look at ourselves critically and decide that we do not really fit in with everyone else. On occasions it […]
Steve Dickinson Psychology NLP, psychology, The Three Principles 0
Up until about the age of 7 we soak up all the events that we see, hear, feel, smell or taste as we build our model of what the world (universe, life, whatever…) is like. This is our own personal representation of reality. Our most vivid memoirs will have been created by the most emotionally […]
Steve Dickinson Psychology, Success, Wellbeing NLP, psychology, The Three Principles 0
Beliefs are a method for our brain to categorise our experiences. They are generalisations we get from a number of sources. • Our upbringing o As a child we believe what we were told by adults. A child has no way of testing some beliefs so they persist unmodified into adulthood. • Modelling other people […]